2 Reasons why Insanity is USELESS and DANGEROUS
VinceDelmonte
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From the Desk of Vince Delmonte
Yes you did read correctly Insanity and all other Beachbody related products are dangerous and a waste of time and money .
1) People want to lose weight too quickly its impossible to lose that much weight in such a short period of time before your body goes into "rebound affect " and gains it all back . Successful weight loss is a long term effort not a stupid quick fix like Insanity. Obese people want to buy their health hoping for a quick return rather than putting in the work more in the longterm .
2) Its bad for your joints especially your knees !
Fat loss is a long term solutions you average americans want to shift 100 lbs of fat in 3 month it aint gunna happen its a commitment for life not 3 months
Vince Delmonte
Yes you did read correctly Insanity and all other Beachbody related products are dangerous and a waste of time and money .
1) People want to lose weight too quickly its impossible to lose that much weight in such a short period of time before your body goes into "rebound affect " and gains it all back . Successful weight loss is a long term effort not a stupid quick fix like Insanity. Obese people want to buy their health hoping for a quick return rather than putting in the work more in the longterm .
2) Its bad for your joints especially your knees !
Fat loss is a long term solutions you average americans want to shift 100 lbs of fat in 3 month it aint gunna happen its a commitment for life not 3 months
Vince Delmonte
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I would definitely not say its useless.. and its about the same as running long distances.. and if people follow the meal plans and calorie sets its not restrictive...0
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In to learn how cardio is useless...0
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In for judgmental attitudes and negativity...
You should do well here, OP.0 -
Neither Insanity nor P90X claims for someone to lose 100 pounds in 3 months.
It also says to go at your own pace until you can fully do the whole workout.
This post is useless.0 -
Wow, that was painful to read and the line "Obese people want to buy their health hoping for a quick return rather than putting in the work more in the longterm . " is offensive, especially given your audience here at MFP.
I would recommend sticking to the fruit and leaving the fitness and health advice to the experts.0 -
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Who is Vince Delmonte and why should I care what he says? Is he some fitness blogger!?0
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i smell troll....one of his pics are photoshopped badly and it says he is a she and he/she has one friend and started this month sometime0
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I'm confused as to why your profile says you're a female.0
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Who is Vince Delmonte and why should I care what he says? Is he some fitness blogger!?
Apparently he's a 34 year old female :laugh:0 -
From the desk of MCD.
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Insanity, and it's negative values are better then being sedentary and not moving. Is it the best way? obviously up for debate but is it better than being a "couch potato"? Yes. If you need that video for you to get up and move then by all means get that dvd and get it in your dvd player and get moving.0
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In for telling me ill gain it all back.0
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No workout is USELESS! Insanity isn't for everyone. Not every workout program is for everyone. I personally have been doing p90x and I am a runner. Can I just say that p90x has helped my running! I can run longer and faster. Also, the whole joint B.S. is driving me crazy. There is so much crap out there about most workouts and running being bad for your joint. In this months issue of runner's world it has an article speciifically stating how that was scientifically proven to NOT be true. I am def more limber and able to do more since I have started p90x. And BTW my father is 61 and STILL runs. Last year he ran 8 miles on his 60th birthday. No one person is the same so this post is only a matter of opinion.0
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Oh great. Vince Delmonte has decided to clean the crap of his desk and leave it with us again.
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I have a hard time taking advice from a "Guru" that doesnt know the difference between "effect" and "affect".
Also, Insanity has its place in a healthy living change, just like most workouts. Its not going to magically make you a supermodel, bt it can definitely help you lose a lot of fat by pure cardio alone.
FYI, at an extremely large BF%, losing 2-3lbs a week isnt bad.
As for being hard on joints: you've got to be kidding. You can use that argument for ANY sport or athletic cardio workout. Running, tennis, Basketball, football, ect.0 -
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Has a website... guess he's a fitness trainer. Gave the website a look....
Stopped reading after I saw the ads for his "supplements. :noway: "0 -
Popping the popcorn now....0
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In for judgmental attitudes and negativity...
In because the title had a couple CAPPED WORDS.0 -
I lost 15lbs+ pounds with insanity! Starting at 271! I didn't gain it back and that was 2 years ago when I did it.0
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Insanity isn't designed for obese people. Insanity is designed and marketed toward fit people who need the extra cardio challenge. As for it being bad for your joints, anything can be bad for your joints if you do it improperly. You know what's also really bad for joints? Sitting in a chair while typing on a computer.From the Desk of Vince Delmonte
Yes you did read correctly Insanity and all other Beachbody related products are dangerous and a waste of time and money .
1) People want to lose weight too quickly its impossible to lose that much weight in such a short period of time before your body goes into "rebound affect " and gains it all back . Successful weight loss is a long term effort not a stupid quick fix like Insanity. Obese people want to buy their health hoping for a quick return rather than putting in the work more in the longterm .
2) Its bad for your joints especially your knees !
Fat loss is a long term solutions you average americans want to shift 100 lbs of fat in 3 month it aint gunna happen its a commitment for life not 3 months
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Haha…yep 34 year old female….and only has 1 friend on MFP…gee, I wonder why?!Who is Vince Delmonte and why should I care what he says? Is he some fitness blogger!?
Apparently he's a 34 year old female :laugh:0 -
in for the ride0
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I agree to an extent, although your delivery is rude as ****.
I don't think obese people should be doing Insanity in the first place. It's much too advanced.
I also think that interval training/HIIT should be done for 15-25 mins max.... not a freaking hour. And it's far too much cardio in my opinion. But that's just a personal decision.0 -
LOLPWND0 -
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wait wait wait..... brah is a woman?0
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Great news! I always enjoy reading useless information from men that look as if they spend more time on their hair than I do mine.
Insanity is possibly the best workout I have ever had. Hard on knees? Yeah I supposed unless you do the moves as intended. Now please go on and explain how weights are the real reason I have lost over 50 lbs please. Because all of the running I do and the Insanity, Turbofire, and P90x3 are useless and dangerous for my health.0 -
I LOVE Insanity.. and it's not hurt me in any way.. in fact I have more endurance and I am much stronger now than when I started it. I do it in group class at our gym, 3 days a week.
In 2011 I lost 129 pounds... then 2012 I hit the "wall" and I plateaued and stayed there... until I added Insanity twice a week to my normal routine. I had tried adding other classes, eating more, eating less, etc... About a month after adding Insanity I finally started losing again and I have now added a third class. It's a challenge and I still have to modify some things but overall I am getting stronger, I have more endurance and I am consistently losing just under a pound a week.0
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